Every new location adds another thing to babysit.

Growth shouldn't mean more systems to hold together. BOSNet runs the same engine at every site — from a two-person shop to two hundred locations.¹

A worker moving through the aisles of a busy warehouse.

Per-location, all the way to two hundred.

Each location is functionally an SMB. Corporate gets consistency and visibility. The platform serves every location consistently as you add more — not the org chart.

Pricing scales with your location count — we quote during onboarding.

Revenue attribution per location — which locations are growing and which are leaking.
Centralized analytics — compare every location from one dashboard.
Brand consistency scores — every outbound message, every review response, every social post stays on-brand.
Consolidated billing — one invoice, one relationship, one accountable vendor.

Three tiers below enterprise. Same platform inside each one.

Every tier gets the full platform — every feature, every automation. The difference is how much help you get. Pick the level of support that matches your business. Growth is where most owners land.

Starter

Up to $300K revenue

Self-guided. Everything in the platform — you run it, we support it. Community forum, email support, and a self-paced onboarding that gets you live in days.

ROI assessed during onboarding

Growth

$300K – $2M revenue

Guided onboarding plus quarterly strategy reviews. A human checks in — not just software. 4-hour support response, monthly performance reports, a real person who knows your business.

Where most owners land

Scale

$2M – $10M revenue

Dedicated CSM and monthly strategy sessions. Your operations partner, not just a tool. 1-hour support response, custom reporting, competitive benchmarking, a named success manager on your account.

For multi-team operators

Your teams have tools. They don't have a system.

Sales closes a deal. Ops doesn't know. Finance invoices late. The customer waits. The money waits. Meanwhile your teams bought Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo, and nobody can staff them. The tools exist. The problems aren't solved.

When the board asks for ROI, you have guesses. Educated guesses, but guesses.

The dashboards don't tell you which marketing channel drove last month's revenue because nothing in the stack knows about anything else in the stack.

BOSNet sits across the silos. Lead came in through the GBP post. Closed by the rep on Tuesday. Invoiced Wednesday. Reviewed Friday. One ledger, one ID, one number you can defend in front of a board.

We assess your specific opportunity before onboarding — no industry-average promises.

¹ “Same engine” means the same software stack, the same automation primitives, and the same data model. The support model adapts; the product does not.